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Kevin Samuels
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Henderson, NV
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Bringing a contractor on the very first visit

Kevin Samuels
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Henderson, NV
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Hi, my wife and I have been looking at several properties in the Las Vegas Valley. We are constantly trying to find ways to streamline our process so we ca quickly decide if we are going to submit a bid or just move on to the next one. Do you think we should bring a contractor with us on our very first visit to the property or just go by ourselves and then decide if we even want to tackle the project. My hesitation to bringing a contractor on thhe first visit is because we don't want to waste his time by visiting all these properties and getting these quotes only to just turn the property down and move on. The pro I see is if we decide to bid on the house, we will already haven a someone there to give us a  good estimate so we know what we are about to get in to. I known this is an long winded but I appreciate the advice!

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